Future Seniors: Is the Hospitality Industry Ready for Them?
Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University)Published 1 January 1992Open access
Elizabeth Pederson
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The author discusses the similarities and differences of the current and future senior markets and offers recommendations for meeting the needs of the future senior market.
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Persons age 55 and over will become the biggest market for hospitality throughout the next 30 years. This future senior market will not have the same needs and characteristics of current seniors. The author discusses the similarities and differences of the current and future senior markets and offers recommendations for meeting the needs of the future senior market.
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Social SciencesHealth Professions
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration QuarterlyMarketplace lodging needs of mature travelers
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